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Why They Were Released.

In reviewing the application for bal l
Of Matte Collins, J. Il. O'Connor and
Abbie M. O'Connor, his wife, then In
Jail upon a charge Of infanticide, the
judges Of the appellate court declared:
"Ihere was nothing in the positive
testimony to show ill-treatment or neg
lect other than the unnatural manner in
which the child was removed from Its
parent, and from one keeping to anoth-
er. Upon the evidence in the record 1t ID
held by the court that it is not levi.
dent" in the sense OF the word, as en-
ployed in the fundamental law, that the
REALTORS are guilty Of murder in the first
degree, If indeed the facts show crime oil
any character"
This being their opinion, a nominal
bail therefore was ordered.
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LIGHT FLASHES.
And Other News Items Pickedl Around
Town By Our Reporters.
All the Worlds

A stage, and how funny It is with ''some" mer-
chants to trv to he public ACTORS, and not Oh b.
lie benefactors' especially to the smok ng
fraternity. Can a dealer who buys from third
hands on credit, and sells papers, pocket
books, jewclry, and notions, offer to those
"who smoke" equal advantages as the dealer
who makes a specially in his line, buys for
cash from FIRST hands" sells without 100 per
cent. profit" and has the long experience OF
the tobacco wants of man and youth and the
demands of dealers with an established bust
ness since January, 1873, l am indeed CRATE.
full to my many patrons who have appreciated
my motto from first start-"Quiek sales and
small profits"-and | Furthermore state that ]
can better give inducements TO buyers by not
having partners" "drummers," horses,
wagons and drivers expenses.
SIM HART, 1.-TWO Stores"
Isl W Commerce, Telephone l3l; and West
Commerce, Telephone 1893
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be furnished why pound keepers corral
led over 100 goats and loosed them with
out pdtting them In the pound. Refer.
red TO the police committee.
By Mackey: Providing against trav-
cling doctors with bands OF music hawk
Ing their medicines In the streets or
plazas OF our city. The city attorney
said there would be no trouble to keep
them off the plazas and streets.
Belknap moved that the city licenses
granted these men be revoked, and
money returned. French made the
same motion. Adopted unanimously.
french then moved that the mayor De
requested to enforce this action. Adop-
TED.
mat street commissioner repair eros
sing OF Cevallos street. Adopted.
mat street commissioner grace ana
graVei Travis street immediateiy. Adop-
ten:
Ihat gas lamps Dc ordered on fresa
street at once; aldermen OF ward 10 place
them.
Degener: IDat the Guy PRISONERS De
maoe 70 sweep the cutters on Avenue
~ Auople9'
ADJOURNED
REMARKS.
Belknap very properly thinks IL ia no
more than right for the city engineer,
when contemplating cutting ugly gashes
In our streets. like on Augusta and
across South Laredo streets, for drain
age. TO consult with the CITY council
first. The people are not Informed Of
what the engineer intends to do, and are
treated as though they have no voice in
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An Interesting Meeting.

The special missionary service Of the
First Baptist church last Sunday was oil
an interesting character and large
number Of the congregation were pres
ent. Mrs Rose Hartwick Thorpe, au-
thoress of"Curfew Must Not Ring To-
Night" read an original poem, and
DR.. Hackett, the pastor, delivered an en-
tertaining and Instructive address. A
liberal collection was taken up for re-
pairs and other necessary improvements
In the church.
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They are Ready to Report.

The committee charged with prepar-
ing bill for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals and defining legislative ac-
ton, are now ready to report. There
fore, President Lewinthal, of the Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
calls q special meeting of the society to
he held 10 the court house on Thursday
evening, at 1880 D. m, and requests all
members to attend az business Of impOr-
lance will then be transacted.
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Lost.

A small valuable package addressed
in pencil to N. d. Mcdonald & Co., Gal
weston, Texas. A reward Of twenty dol
lars will be paid, and no questions asked
for its return to Jno Rimassa, 800
Soledsd street. The package would be
of no use to any one but the owner.
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Cali for Republican Convention.

To Messrs. Walter Scott, J. B. Guile.
mette. j. P. Newcomb. Sam johnson, q
L. Degener, William Hoefiing, ST., G.
Runge, H. G. Miller and others.
Gentlemen:-You having been ap-
pointed chairman of your respective
precincts or wards at the last county re.
publican convention. 1 respectfully sug-
gest to you the propriety Of calling
meetings in your respective wards, of re-
publicans, to choose delegates to city
convention to be held at such time and
place as you may decide upon, and refer
to you herewith petition of citizens,
requesting same to be done.
JOHN II. BOLTON,
Chairman Rep. Ex. Committee.
The meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee will be held tomorrow, WED.
nesday evening.) at 5 O'Clock at L. G.
Grothaus's office in the Howard build
ing on Soledad street.
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which
nCurable
hu@bugd by but apply those who understand their business We
diplomas prove it. WE PERFORM ANY OpERoS without the least
Diphtheria Epilepsy all Male and Female Private Diseases Dngue
homth country ans medicine
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MIR. J. M. Emerson,
Our live Merchant and Broker. In his store
you can generally find what you want, as he
keeps everything-Guns, Pistols, Clothing,
Musical Instruments, Watches, Diamonds,
Clocks, &c. Mr.. Emerson also carries fine
line of Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles,
which he fits accurately, and his charges are
moderate. A fine Watch and Jewelry Repairer
is employed, who is well known as an expert
enced workman. In purchasing watch from
Mr.. Emerson you have the advantage of its
being fully warranted and kept III order from
one to years. Mr.. Emerson is the agent in
San Antonio for the celebrated Rockford
Qulck-TTain Watches. We have known Mr..
Emerson for years and have always found
him straight, forward and reliable, and we
take pleasure I'm recommending him to the
public Call and examine some of those for
feited pledges; they are bargains.
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closing at 477sc July 491s 1885, closing at 491sc;
August 50Is q 5O14. closing at 5O1sc; September,
oil ls lac. closing at 81 lsc.
Oats hrmer: receipts, 96 600 bu: exports, .361
bu; mixed Western, 36137e; white Western 3S q
42c.
Hay quiet and steady: shipping. 45 05Oc.
Hops dull State Sd20c Pacific coast. Id2lc.
Coffee-Fair Rio quiet at 161ec: options lower and
moderately active: sales "a 600 bags May. 14.T0O
1915 Is. 25c; September 15 % l5.40e: October,
Is 800 -. 4Oc. November. Is 30 a 15.40c; Decem-
Der 15.45 a 10 SOC; February. 15.50c. Sugar dali;
refined dull and lower. Molasses quiet Rice in fair
Eggs easier and in fair demand receipts, 4737
packages. Creamery, 25c. Cheese firm; demand
moderate
steam spot 7.3O37-35c Mar Z. 2Sc: June 1880
7.4Oc July. 7.4I 1742c: August 7.5O07. Soc;
September, 1850 October, 7.59 07.67c; city steam,
7.05c.
CHICAGO April 3O-Trading IN wheat not
large scale to-day, operators evidently feeling IN
clned to await Developments Aionday-delivery
day. The market opened firm and prices advanced
Lac the closing figures of yesterday but during
the last hour the tone became heavy and the advance
entirely lost. the market closing lac lower for
May delivery than yesterday. The clearngs from the
seaboard aggregated 1913 600 bu 1t estimated that
the visible supply would disclose decrease of about
J. 800. 600 bu Corn again quiet and easier. The
receipts slightly larger and under fair specu-
lative offerings prices receGed and closed SEC under
yesterday. Oats fairly active and weak closing
3sc lower. Mess pork marked up additional
50c1S1 per barrel and closed steady. Lard declined
declined 22Ioc. and closed at medium figures. The
leading futures ranged follows:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.


Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, April 3o.-F1our-Receipts, II. 439
packages; exports. 762 bbls and i III sacks. The
market stronger and more active sales. $4,000
bbls.
wheat-Receipts. 90. 5o4 bu: exports, 1o1.473 bu.
Spot lots q e and options IS ac higher. closing,
however, weaker. with final reaction of Ia lec
export trading brisk and speculation fairly active;
sales. 1872, 900 bu futures and 400 600 bu spot;
No. Milwaukee 94c; ungraded red, 81 097 19c; No.
3 red, 92lac; No. red. 94194l 1c elevator, 95laO
954c delivered. 94as194l2c +. Q. b.; extra red,
96l2c; ungraded white. 92c No. red 97c; No.
white. &c T. b.; No red. April 933sc; May, 80
193+e closing at 93l4c: June 93 L a. 3&e; clos
Ing at 80 SEC; July. 80 % 9-l6c. closing at 93lsc;
August, OIL Il age closing at 9l3tc; September,
p2lsD92hc closing at 92lsc December 95lsD
a5i9c, closing at 95Ssc May, 947sc $1,000, clos
ing at ST. .oOI4.
Corn-Spot shade better and comparatively quiet;
options ID % l2c lower and moderately active closing
weak receipts 10 $50 bu: exports T. 732 bu: sales
72a. 900 bu futures and 90 900 bu spot: ungraded
ASiaD49asc steamer. 4Sl4c in elevator; No 2, ASA
z48a4o in elevator. 49l 50l4c delivered: old No.
Gle delivered No. white "a l4c yellow SOC; No. 2.
tisy 47iaa46e closing at AZ 0sci june, 477s04siae
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Indiana Pensions.

Indianiansi
Sarah E.. widow of Charles f. Hoeate, Danville;
Margaret widow of stephen Clark William Francis.
Charlottesville; Johnson w. Ware, Warren; Jesse
Martin Heltonville; Thomas Dyer farmers Station
John w. Kirk. Honeys Corner; Robert Favour, st.
Paul; Samuel Johnson, DECATUR VIM. S. Buchanan,
deceased English James Watts, Logansport; Henry
Or7vick Leavenworth Oliver c. Pierce, Survant; J.
Birk, Rockport; Thomas Bowman Corydoni John
Brannon Forest Hill William II. King. Terhune;
Alfred Curry Arthur; Charles Roberts Hortonville;
jackson Bernhard, Tiosa; Isaac Straton Redkey;
William H. Barton. Sulphur Hill: Edward Winship,
Monitor; Robert w Osborn. Brazil: Cyrus P. Nicely.
Warsaw; John B. Page. Vistula; Harlan P. Castle.
Jordan.
Increase-Priton W. Anderson, Vernon; Ehu
Wheeler Schooner.
Reissues-Davii Myers. Bloomfeld George w.
Thompson, Martinsvle; David Hoskinson, Augusta.
Mexican-John Anderson. Bunker Hill; B. Aeutf,
Eletsvilie R. Beton Brookviile; George Berry, Rays
Crossing A. Boelage Jasper; q. T. Barney, Elkhart;
t. Bushby, Kokono A. x. Butterfeld. Osgood Geo.
Burton, New Castle; P. -. Band, Covneton: j. N.
Bales, Avonia; John Brannon, Forest Hill; Thomas
Bowman. Corydon: Joseph Birk. Rockport, j. Bett,
Shepard; W. Barger Peru; j. H. Bringhurst Logans
port: H c. Buckley. Carlisle; W. I. Beaufort. New
Providence; P. Brewer OaktoYn F. Bode, Elkhart;
I. Carrothers Trinity Springs; H Clayton, Warsaw;
P. Coplinger Indianapolis; Joseph Campbell, Stew
artsville and Samuel Clemens, Pleasant Plain.
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
ST LOUIS April 3O-CattIe- Receipts 300
Shipments 100 The market was strong; choice
heavy native steers 81 80 as ID; fair to good ship
choice SO. 6oO4.4o: feeders. fair to good IS. so
al. 20: stockers. fair TO good. 81 2O03.25: Texans
Hogs-Receints. 500. sbinuents. p 600 TIE mar
ket stronger; choice heavy and butchers selec-
tons. s.. %; packing. fair to good, $3.50
common to good s45o95. s's9'
sheep-Receipts: 500; shipments 600 The market
medium to choice go. 1o0425.
KANSAS CITY. Arril 80. = Cattle - Receipts,
eo tie eboe sss ss
ping. $4.5004 20: common TO medium. 50 80 al As
stockers 2.60U3-25; feeding steers 80;
Hogs-Receipts. Is 200: shipments. 200 Weak
ami closing shade lower good to choice. So so q
$40; common to medium, 81 SO052o; skips and
pigs. 1913 04.75.
market was firm: good to choice, 50. 5o04:
to medium. $2.25O3- 40.
CHICAGO, April 3O-The Drovers Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts 1000; shipme1 ts none.
The market weaker for beeves and Zoe Off ship
ping steers ranging from $50 to 1.5Oo TBS, S4a5 10:
mixed 500; Texas cattle. 81. 25 "a
Hogs-Recepts. 5000: shipments, 6.o0o-. The
mixed, s5 90 $3.50 packing and shipping $500
5.65 light, 81. as As: skips, s3047oe
market srpacer Uooed ahees s dhe
sheep $30435 Texans. S2-12la0335; lambs,
BUFFALO, April Observation-Disclosures. goal
Prices declined 10 15c since last Monday; common
choice, S4.35 OATS.
Sheep-Recepts. A.. 200. Fair demand but lower:
common to fair. S4.7505; good to choice, s.. 10
20 25; clipped. %; good to choice lambs,
Sc $50; clipped So 05.25.
;, Hogs-Receipts. 6 49,; active and shade higher;
light pigs So 100 o.25; mixed pigs and light York
ers S. 4O05.55; selected Workers So. 6o05. 20: Sc
lected medium weights, $5.7O05.75: selected heavy
ends. $5 2505.4O.
EAST LIBERTY, April 30 attle-Receipts
IS; shipments, 1852. Nothing doing; all through con-
signments
Hogs-Receipts, 3 900: shipments. $500. The
market slow; Phadelphias SO 06.10 York
ers $55O05.65; common and light, $5. 05.4O;
pigs, 81 1898. 25.
Sheep-Receipts 1sOO; Shipments 1 400. The
market dull at unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI. April 3O.-Hogs firm common and
light 81. 2505.30; packing and butchers, $5 ). 60.
Receipts ZOO; shipments. 1000
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Sales of the Month Closing To-Day in
Most Departments Quite Satisfactory.

INDIANAPOLIS April 80.
Notwithstanding the backwardness of the season
the sales in the month closing to-day the whole,
have quite satisfactory. and May in under
favorable auspices. Stocks complete and prices
firm in most lines of goods. The provision market
retains the strong tone of weeks past. Stocks
are light for early in the and good trade
in iobbing way is in progress. Grocers busy
of the time and the firm tone to staple articles
is prominent feature in this department of trade.
Druggists report their business handsomely in
of that of the corresponding period last year.
There large sale of paints and oils and the better
prices leave a fair margin to the handlers of
these articles. In drugs there is good movement.
The produce men are quite busy most of the time.
Eggs poultry and butter meet with ready sale
at the prices given in quotations, and there
is elut in the market, consequently quotations
will likely prevail the coming week There is good
supply of potatoes the market but they sell
slow. low old Irish potatoes and potatoes
we'll Green stuff of Southern production is com
ing the market quite freely but still prices rule
high. The dry-goods men experiencing a good
trade notwithstanding the GOODNESS OF the weather
While individual purchases have been rather limited
transactions in the aggregate make very respecta-
BILE footing. All report favorable outlook, and the
feeling is general that large quantity of goods will
be sold this year. The present demand embraces the
usual sap IN prints and dress goods but the great
est deman is for higher grades of prints and plain
and checked dress fabrics Crinked seersuckers and
corded goods are well, meeting with large sale.
There is complaint about collections, and rhe
financial situation improves the season advances
The hide market East rather dull. and a conse-
quence. the Western market is tame at unchanged
prices.
GRAIN.
The easy tone of Friday still noticeable, to-day,
in the local wheat market and had the arrivals
large prices would have declined doubtless the
mand for home consumption, and for shipment as
well, is quite limited. Corn-An grades in mod
demand for local use, while the shipping de-
mand continues light. Dealers think, however that
is good holding. and that better prices are to
rule in the future. Oats fiat the local de-
mand for the time being seemingly being satisfied
andnone wanted for shipn at. Track bids today
ruled as follows:
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The Jobbins Trade.

T9ma.oes-Tgo pound cans, so9s5o s;pound,
S1.2o0l25. Peachss-Standard, 3pound, 81 700
ray. 80 Yarmouth St $685. Miseel
2-pound. 81. 1o01 Is: pineapple. standard. .spound
$f.4o02.5o; seconds. 2pound 81 0120; cove
zoe; 2-ponnd full, sl.7oS1.s0; light, 9oo SSG;
string beans, s5c0S1; Lima beans soc a 81 40
sters. ST. e5 To- red Cherries, ST goose
berries. SOG90c; Strawberries, 81. 1o01.15
COAL AND COKE.
Block S3. 25 % tom 91inshall, So % ~ ton; Jack
City ST. y ton; Winifrede. 81 y ton: Cam pbe1
SIS tom a fi = ton o1 PIEDMONT 0 ahd
Blossburg So p ton; Duggar Peacock) lump. So ~
ton; nut. $50 y ton chestnut No 4 and stove an
thracte. 81 y tons egg and CRATE anthracite So Is
tom gas coke. 12e ? bu. or IS p load;c ushed coke.
13c p bu. or $325 p load. All soft coal nut size
SOC y ton less than the above prices on the same
quality of lump coal
Alcohol. 50. oo02 g: asafoetida. 2oa25c. alnr,
4a5c: camphor. % SOC; cochineal 5O055c chloro-
form, As 05oe; eopperas, brls SO 93 so; cream tar
genuine, 30G4oc; magnesia. earb;, 2-oz. 25d35c.
morphine p s. W OF So; lo93;35; madder. II
p ID. So q 8, 25: opium 81 50d4.75 quinne P. &
w, p OF. 65 07oc; balsam copaiba, 5oG55c; soap,
EPSON, 4 a5c; sulphur. -four, 406c; saitpetre. 8 a
Zoe; turpentne AZ d4sc; glycerine % 032c: iodide
csrbOIic acid oa55c.
legal test So 913lac bank, 40c; best straits 45c;
Labrador. 6Oc; West Virginia iubricating. 2003oc;
miners, 65c. Lard Oils-No. 1, 5o055c; do extra.
55 a 6Oc.
WHITE LEAD-Pure, 6l4 a6lac; lower grades, sig
a6c.
DRY GOODS.
TIcKINGs--Aroskeag AGA. 14lac; Conestoga BIZ
15c; Conestoga extra, 13loc; Conestoga Gold Medal,
lac; Conestoga GOA, 12c: Conestoga "A. 10c; Com
estogaX X. DC; Pearl River II l2c Falls OBO 32-inch
IS ac; Methuen "A. 12l2c Oakland \. &c: Swift
River. &C. York 32inch 12lae; YORK 30inch. II Lac.
BLEAoHED SHEETINGS-Blackstone IA. z 12c: Bal
lou & Son, 6l2c; Chestnut Hill &c; Cabot Al 71ac;
Chapman Y, DC. Dwight Star. S, Si2c; Fruit of tie
Loom. Sloc; Lonsdale. Sl2c Lipwood SC: Mason
VILE Size: New York Mills, 1o1oc; Our own 5a.c:
Pepperell 81. 19c; Pepperell 104, 21c; Hills Sc;
Hope, z laci Knights Cambria, 7l9c Lousdale Cam
brio. IL lec; Whitinsville 33inch, 612c; Wamsutta
1Ol2c.
Observation-Disclosures 7,ac; Bates &c, Gloucester,
6Aac; Glasgow, 6l2c Lancaster, 7l2c; Ranelmans.
7l9c: Renfew Madras. Sci Cumberland 6laci White
&c: Bookfold. 10lac.
GRAIN BAGs-American, $3.50; Atlanta SIS;
Franklinville, $3.50; Lewiston SIS; Ontario,
$3.50. Stark A, 500. 80.
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Manville, 512c; S. S. g Son,
512c; Masonvile, 5lsc; Garner 51ac.
PRINTs-A1bion, solid color 5l2c; American fancy
5iac; Aliens fancy. 5lac; Aliens dark 5lc; Aliens
pink, 6ci Arnolds, 6e; Berlin. solid colors, 5iae.
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The Special Features of the Journal Are of
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour unchanged.
No. spring wheat soss sO5sc; No. spring wheat.
70 075c; No. 2 red So5sc. No. 2 corn. 81 81 SEC.
No. 2 oats 2612c. No. rye. Soc. No. barley,
54 a soc. No. 1 faxseed. S1.O7; prime timothy
seed S1.640 1.65. Mess pork. per bbl.. 1913. Lard.
per 100 tbs Sc 80; shortribs sides. loose), 1000
7.70c; dry sated shoulders (boxedl $50 O6c; short
clear sides boxed, S9S.05c. Whisky, distillers
finished goods. per gal, $1.1S Sugars-Cutloaf,
6l4 a 5sc: granulated &c: standard A, o5sc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
Eggs, 1O1401l
Receipts-Flour, IL 900 bbls: wheat "a 600 bu:
corn i3 900 bu; oats 1872 900 bu; rye 3 600 bu;
barley, 10, 600 bu Shipments-Flour. 1000 bbls;
wheat 600 bu; corn, 12. 900 bu oats, IS, 900 bu;
rye 5000 bu; barley, s, 900 bu.
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n Sensible Suggestion.

Norwich Bulletin.
The horseback rider who should strap himself
to his beast so that he could not dsmount In
case of the horse falling rolling other acct
dent would be considered foolhardy, but
and women will sit in vehicle which is secure
~ hitched to horse, and if the animal runs
away remain in il in the hope of controlling
it until 1t is dangerous to jump and dangerous
remain. In such case a simple apparatus
which can be easily imagined, for detaching the
shafts or pole from a carriage and freeing the
vehicle. would remove all danger TO human life
and limb and allow the fractions animal to con-
tiEue its mad career without inperiling its hui
man Messengers.
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During President Grants administration the White
House made of steel-eng-aved cards for dinner
cards The vignette well-executed represents
ton of the executive mansion 1t was customary to
write the name of guest one of these cards and
placeit beside his plate at dinner. President Cieve-
land however only plain card for this purpose.
There is large stock of picture cards on hand and
Mr.. Cleveland makes use of them in sending out his
autograph The signature beneath the picture of the
White House forms q handsome souvenir.
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